I love it when two (or more) pieces of art come together randomly at Burning Man. It makes for such epic scenes.

The Ship and the Tower

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• Date Taken2019-08-26 20:55:51
• CameraILCE-7RM3
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time1/15
• Aperture9
• ISO100
• Focal Length28.0 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramManual
• Exposure Bias

Planning in progress… See you on the road!

New Tour?

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• Date Taken2015-09-07 13:10:28
• CameraILCE-7R
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time15
• Aperture10
• ISO125
• Focal Length14.0 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramManual
• Exposure Bias

At least I assume that’s the case, but I have to say every time I flick past this photo I just want to set up some pins at the end and fire a ball down the alley at them…

Bowling not Allowed

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• Date Taken2016-07-15 09:55:37
• CameraILCE-7RM2
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time1.3
• Aperture13
• ISO64
• Focal Length13.0 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramAperture-priority AE
• Exposure Bias-0.3

Thinking back, I probably used NiK Tools for this image from Burning Man. I had a lot of fun with those but drifted away from the software. Maybe it’s time to dip back in and see how it has evolved…

Fun with Filters

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• Date Taken2013-09-02 14:55:31
• CameraNEX-6
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time1.6
• Aperture4
• ISO200
• Focal Length12.0 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramManual
• Exposure Bias

This image was from a fun day with some friends a few years back in LA. I was there for some work for a collector of my Fine Art and was able to have an impromptu photo shoot with some friends at the collector’s house. This is Sacha, and over there in the background you can see Century City surrounded by the flatness that is LA. (I also remember we recorded this afternoon in 360 for Passport subscribers, so if you saw that back then you got a peek behind the scenes of this awesome home.)

Beverly Hills to Century City

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• Date Taken2017-03-13 06:12:39
• CameraILCE-7RM2
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time1/3200
• Aperture5
• ISO100
• Focal Length31.0 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramAperture-priority AE
• Exposure Bias-1

Here’s a behind the scenes shot of an action-packed recording session for an at the time unreleased production, Sage and Milo… or as it went on to be known, Superman vs Batman…

Sage and Milo

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• Date Taken2015-08-26 08:05:33
• CameraILCE-7R
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time1/400
• Aperture
• ISO6400
• Focal Length
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramManual
• Exposure Bias+0.7

But it could be…

Not Egypt

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• Date Taken2012-08-29 16:14:50
• CameraTG-1
• Camera MakeOlympus
• Exposure Time1/500
• Aperture8
• ISO100
• Focal Length4.5 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramCreative (Slow speed)
• Exposure Bias

We made a quick stop on our art talk and photo walk tour of America at White Sands. It was such a peaceful location and a real pallet cleanser after travelling from city to city for a few weeks.

Sunset at White Sands

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• Date Taken2015-08-19 21:32:38
• CameraILCE-7RM2
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time1/125
• Aperture16
• ISO200
• Focal Length106.0 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramAperture-priority AE
• Exposure Bias-0.7

I’ve shared images from this place before, but only the outside, I think. It was a whole church like structure that some crazy art people managed to build in the desert, and it was set up like a mouse trap, balanced on a stick, tilted on one end like it could come slamming down at any time. Here’s what the inside looked like. Such a cool ceiling installation.

Inside the Trap

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• Date Taken2013-08-29 15:50:39
• CameraNEX-6
• Camera MakeSony
• Exposure Time8
• Aperture4.5
• ISO100
• Focal Length10.0 mm
• FlashOff, Did not fire
• Exposure ProgramManual
• Exposure Bias

So many moments at Burning Man are fleeting, just like this. I was lining up my shot through the dust with the silhouette of the cool art and then, out of nowhere, there was the rider and their bike. Before I knew it, they were gone, disappeared into the cloud never to be seen again.

And Then They Were Gone

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• Date Taken2011-08-31 00:00:00
• CameraNIKON D3X
• Camera MakeNikon
• Exposure Time1/8000
• Aperture4.8
• ISO125
• Focal Length22.0 mm
• FlashNo Flash
• Exposure ProgramAperture-priority AE
• Exposure Bias-2